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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

,,,sTrc REPLIES - THE GENERAL MASTER "'"N-
MANS LETTER.

NJ, p,ydl,. recent Letter to IA" Enien.' ~ i"O'"
attaching If .ary Georges land theory Is "'i'"''
, Mr. ..,,.. ia t4., r.e1s 5.'uia'i' "H'" - ~"
issued a d., caii..r iu the week '"'h ".'N'''
AZ. somc or th. thing. 81. George says
Il, ~. beginning OF BOIL. Jester MI i"Ni.i5 a' '' ,
, ." i"- ,-lci .ho a. OF n, position, a. itl 90,
t IN fs,5 b.. va, 81 ca,t aware CO.. h, on" *
rance luerr I- a ,ghauiy oi ,'n.'-'l 81 -. "' -
IA rt.lli. n0 hing 80 mA.n a. ~ ,, ,., IONA ION
I. .'. ..ln.nnr-.~ which induce t." ".' VIZ. -
ven "" . li o., a, H.rt. r. GcDe.a N.+,.r
Nur..4r of .he hn -h's ~ l''"' ', i 's ID b.
i..i,ni .' ,,.,, H. c,iaruflf cNrcc., 20 l"'rL
De- IT,. a.. ,., 't ,r, v, ro~ III, m d., .e .' ,
-,-. al f.,. moo uuN 70 l' % .
80, r.. r. Ta..i- ani he- To- .'-i0n.l i.'1i'., M
/ Co.. ...t. fo fre CIDER. fuf h'- Own '."' 800 '-
..ta,ri d.. t..n rrd 20 th" Let d"t''"
sir ce.--. doc, no, sr,,e With SIR. Gro .l''' M.
po- lnd Other !.,d'r- ~ las Ia-'y who rnk that tho
linked Labor r.ol. should NOT iun rcs.denrai ticket
ne2t year He says:
im n,,..l o., OBJ. opinion 'hit hc n..'r.y ~ oqir
Is-t -ssiA.n,, i, share ;i troi,lar- horror ~
le rt In watch no s'ols Co tlnh ,he logged I,ney
III. leads aim to say u he riohlh.,lon,-ts:
Tho ,r'u'c Tiih ne ilchh.. o,.-'. IT. 'cco' 10 me-
t,rt n.l- c'u.. dive aaI uilnaa.s d con.rm, Iqop.
'.aa IN! lr , 49,. ,h no a. t
., ',..' n,., ,-.' r4litr o., s., PCS, III H. rr~
l.i.,.oa.,t r~.f. l,.n Ua,l upon principle as broad
rtf-',o'' anl '- tf1rnr Us "9f on wi D. y" . 'ad
me lD-r -Gc.-~.- '.y haze a'ralr gained would ei"
-. hase, ',.'H n,n 20 ,,.... 'h 'n.~ .ni VA
er % prnhibtt" laws ouy to hDd uaf prohibition Co.'s
Much ad,,--. criticism Of Mr. roodori,- recen, cir
.ul- statement is ALSO .r'l. in ns 600 Us issue ~
Tho Jon.rHl ~ rnr1 Labor TA' p,er is printed
IN Philadelphia ond me oncial u he Knights
~ Labor. Tho rrror n question WIS written hy Mr.
oulc.Iy unIf tI. OF lc Nor. u fnc KnlsntIo.ir
ito l,-t PARAGRAPH - devoted 20 a- fa- on ross members
suspend i,f nDl-lt, .ut or dues SHOULD b- tlolt,d II.
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rnE rAIp ~ AMrnIcAv RAuwAYs.

10 me EJ,tor of The Trt6Hn,.
sIn: lsit poss q thai the boudns OF the canad an
Pa .c by which foreign corpoiato~ sot aEehaD.c TO
the ..irants II the Interstate commerce law fiyen
..olcd Advantage, over ofn .useontncn+. rtil-
yyay. Is pan u scheme To- break Gown tie latte y
g. 4ls ino. edible that our Government ole ais
should lend them Ives 10 such wicked fni 'i"'"'u'
cndcu,ar and y. tning,o ie-ent occurrence
ra s.., ling me han mere s.slic'"H LAT iA'
may br tD. r-c i.IL TE.r, has already ca "a a''e.
u.u 10 ia. on OF ecrciart Fairchd above rc"fr'd
to a, rsfdins evidence Of rather remarkable ia'o'"
toward fore IN corporation HseNI 1lal',h oil IL las
ever been ,aGchsatod. though often ieIu'Fs 80
cent o. rhc rhodcipho F'ror. tho 'ofdns organ
of the 81 Pennsylvania coasi TIE IoI ~"
ing paragraph a.ca Ing that tia Admins ,ion IA" The
s port o. that wing - The Democratic party in Is -ui-
po.t OF tae Canadian r-,i
lne combined Pacific Railroad csmpsnics have hereto.
fore tinrs viii high hand aaA Tor IN rates
Ilcy bought Oh cJh pcthE N',eI ". . 1 '
Ncmrsis appc.rs have oIertskon them - Isl ID L..
wl n,1i,s riios low cn.usn 10 ~. bu ines. Great
limit has be- Ade 81 the enltins irlcs 81 'he
Canadian luc.hc RAJ DAD ompahJi n't i"" ZOO -
holm ,ossis have rc1'rA for unleisa'd ri ''% ''f
the Ctna.lan ..hc % long and pr"'l"i'
"a may be remarked Ia paSsiLs that We
tho average rate throughout the whole conn-
try for tao year 1856. accor'in| to fo"IS
Manual was over one cent per p mile. ~ f''' on
u-nscohtincnt .raic bJ the unish F@cihc as .,
thai company LIST report was les th~h PIX ~ iD'
dOcs nit -evn To br carving ihihs' WIN '''n " -,
band and src high rate as 10 make II necessary 10
hO' a iOlri IN -oIpoTAtth AZ I'h'''
.urtG-r ~. uiirIpcc attaches 10 his psiag hh ii"h
Il cIrcuissf me PhiniclP' IL hecOr' j. hi
tLo Of Xtisvs,nOr dtt' en- 'h' '""''
man Cf Pacific railroad lhvestgalltg ohih ''"'
oil whi,n body Editor OF me H,cDrd ~ N -'A's
tcIau," 20 called n ~ We. known nat Use rNaiihi"
ana h.5 Acuchmen entered nPon the lnVs'ufa 'H W.
the aVoNcd purpose To rip up the fache iohs ln"'
they doomed any hing hostile 10 tse csrpoiai9rs I"
tho bear 81 NE street u me r'""o' Eo,Ps
the plains 'hcy 4lsten"d VITA une.horalcl lnpa
tlrirr 10 .f.frmruts ..Voralc to the roads IL -
an ouas secret that Chairman Idtt'on WIZ SUNNI 9"
minority r0pOitf commenting lhs' inc ""N'Ih"''
n u
II - mot prnhaby that his report viii bo rsceY - wl
auy mag bat by Con gfVSs and Ac PAM ' u
/. or n y nile 10 know advance the pus tAr dc ~
agoxn.s are aiming by such meaA7 ~ nv" ''''
Indicated TO DTrth GsWE snr own corporations
Nca- York. Nov. 30, 1857. ONE VINO hN'"''
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MARRIND.

ANES-RICH-On Wednesday evening, November 30. at
tho residence OF the brides parents, 95 Washington Park
BROOKLYN. BY the Rev Charles III. Hal D.. Frederick
Farnham Ames Of New-Yor1, 10 Margaret Esanore.
lsus,.or OF Richard r. Rich
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesday. Novembar 30,
at the residences Of the brides parents HOpewe ". "
By the Rev. G. II POlhcmus Emma W. daughter Of Charles
Stockholm 10 J. wyckof Cornell, OF wappinger's Falls
y. Y.
MACREAD the 29th inst by the Rev
Arthur Brooks assisted Dv the Rev Thornton N Niven
u. D., Katharine Nven Motley daughter Of the lats
James VI. Morley. To Robert Ashton Macreaiy.
Boston and Cincinnati papers please COPY.
TRECARTIN-STA PLES-n BROOKLYN. on Tras1ly
ing. by the Rev. Charles III. Hall. d. D.. Mr. r. Hpmef
Trecarn, and George g. daughter OF Captain Cyrus II
staples
Notie.ss marriage, must BE- iaisrs.l citt fiN mans
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ASSAULTED BY JAMES E. QUINN
HE PUSHES A REPORTER DOWN STAIRS.
cewAEDLY AND uxrRovoKrp ATTACK AT

A CewAIDLY AND UNPRovOKrD ATTACK Ar
PYTHAGoRAs HALL-wOMET TrsUrTED.
lively episode attended the termination OF the work
ingwomens meeting held last night ii Pythagoras Hail.
Al the close Of the meeting tee reporters mel some Of
the women tse first floor and receiving irforrIa
ion. Willingly siven. concerning the proceedings wh.a
Master Workman James +. Quisn. Of District Assembly
No 10. rushed uoon tho scene and ordered
ont working gil WHO Lad been telling her
story OF harsh Mt large dry goods 10 the
reporters. She ran down stairs crvnc, and Indignant
protests were made y some OF the women They tried
to call back the girl ana asked Quinn what right he had
20 interfere.
Quinn then turned his attention thc reporters and
became violent. Pushing aside the women, he reared
like bull. saying: FL an running this building and
won't si reporter step into it, You ortrrs get Ont.
You've sst no business here"
One woman spoA. up: "Theso are reporters and
are simply telling them about meeting. Ven have
no ri.h to pat th t srl out. She telling The
story she t- inside at the meeting and want TO give
some facts 10 the press
The reporters had in after The rr"ctinG By
appointment with Miss yaneticn, OF tho prominent
lcr'ens in the movement They had sent hoir Nance 10
her ami she had requested them to FOR her minute
The, were putting their notes n their packet
preparatory TO departing in or 'rr ID avoid
airy toublo with nc oticeus TrOlc ,sloEdl la'"r
agitsur after lis outburst of pa-ssn. They
hesi'at'd to ee If tie who hal Li.ea icr acct
ing-reom, vsnld unit to Quinns tyranny when Quinn
fire" up slasped the first reNor'er h care -
by the shoulder. JoliEg. Ara ysu scIn. 10 ~ oat
and at the same iu',srt pushing with all ms ierec
II an entirely unexpected movement The rc-
pever hal ell rs back TO Quinn AID vas about T.
take the t,f: s'ep down stairs whom MS assai--n
rrahuol hin at the back md threw him win
d-vn thu iron stairs lie caught hiuseN ~ the a.!e
i~ng against the wsn, ~ probably h' QUA nave -.
Quinn because his ha - wa. turred me- vero en.y
: 4 n, w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

The Rev Professor Caesar Andrew Augustus Taylor
delivered h, famous lecture emitted Hell Located,
Described and Measured According To the Bible and
Science before select crowd Of reporters and csload
scientists a, Zion Chapel. 40. 1873 West Twentyionrth-
81 last rirt The location Of the undo sirable country
was established IA these lucid rms:
Now. as ths world is proved TO he round. and al
mittcd by clergy he'll must be IN the bowels Of tho
earth 10 reverse this would first have to convert the
Cinnamon ourselves, by way OF turning tho feet or
one OF those people whre the head now IL; II that
could he done whore would Heaven Dor NO one an.
Swri.l and painful sense OF insecurity prevailed until
the audience further startled by the declaration:
Iy close figuring. scientific AMI Antiquarian re-
srti.h / estimate hell TO be hity-twO miles from
Tho carth's molteu lake. IL this hell
rnn Ia aud see And the ccnO " the Professors lndl-
yl,ua voice the er!y responsc % his recommends
non which came from tho empued room
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HOLDING A PRETTY FAIR Ar ORANGE.

FESTIVAL Of the Year" novel fair In aid Of the
J,udiu Fund OF the wOnem's Christian Temperance
II a. beg gun Ia the Harrison Street RINK at orange
~ y,ster6ay The binding deliberately Gcco
:. a a a,ted mn with fancy booths attended by ladies'
WEARING different picturesque dresses embsnauc OF tie
,nopths OF the year At the January booth the ladies'
wore tho garb Of frost queens CHALET contained 81
valentine the patrsn saint OF February and tie a'e'
wore colonial costumes In honor OF WashngtohS brtn-
day March represented al th'rd DOOM u '"o
gathering OF maple sap boyA The April boom was
br :. ,,,hrella an wi ned with cvergrocus May poi
Was the entrance to May bestb whch was prrsisd
v., nv tbs Queer of May June was represented III me
shsne ~ clover leaf decorated with smiax ferns ana
palms and lifted with Hswsrs and planis Jay w.s sn
6ematic Of indepsndence Day. August ~as repicacnf
- The form Of Yacht on which ladies IN hanucni
Sscsssa gypsy camp represented September WIZ
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rna 1 rrnons NAlDMas WE rRoFI1ABLE.

the 4 TTHORS READINGS WERE PROFITABLE.
meeting ~ the ouncil of the American Copyright
League was held yesterday In DR. CrOsbys study. Fourth
Avenue Pre.by terian Church Ednund Clarence sted-
man. yrc-pYrsirnt OF tho league. chairman. There
was general feeling OF encouragement at tine prospects
81 the movement for international copyright IL was
u ounced ,hat the proceeds Of the authors read
i,. vere over $1,000 Resolutions o. .hanks for tho
service, Nj Lowell and ths ether participants IN the
exercises wcro passed HE following Important reso
Tat "a was unsu iIuously adopted
Etspir,d. That regard the proposition recently
mtle Tor 4 stamp system ot copyright a'u wso, Epac
t.l an virtual surrender oi the property rights or
tie author; and consider II au unfortunate d.
version 1t Inc present time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

KINGSTON. y. y. Hov. 80 Special. b The action of
. Greene County Board oi Canva,s'r TO lay John H.
I.,'f. lr t.o n'"orrau. canld1'c iur the ass 'mhy
fom Go,r Vas counted boz "a, the Member cleo, being
rI.cn plurality Of orc over iranc', - walters the
Republican nominee. In oldor 30 roach this result a
untiatcd ballot cast ln the hs Hunter DISTRICT, was
c,lhi. tor -lcy. VI Walter, W'il contest the seat
lu iAc Assembly. Mr.. IaGley formerly represented
obi, t,f.r' 800 tou-1o>, and ha, lcen out of politics
"a years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

PHLAuriTIIIA, Nov 80 t>pecaO.-Frantz Pee lein,
proeto, nud cditor OF the Dogis'or Ntrror aAd Ihe
Geria E,pr.s, dd Eciorl, dloi suddenly this morn
NJ OF hrmorrhage. in Ihe GcrDiou, Dcm".rR Office IN
this city. tie wn4 ihrtysevcu icars old He wa fer
ircr captain Of 81 the steamers oi tho Hamburg
PrLr Line anl held tar position until ten years 400,
when he settled permanently IN this country.
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otto Iothschild who dsd at the Dakota fats Tues
day, borE in Wuremhcrg. Germany. I'm 1891. came
this country with hIs parsnslH 1860 and Immediately
his arrival secured position in tue clothing store OF
HIameralough Brothers. From the most subordinate
position the highest I'm the employment % the
r. and hr also secured Interest In the business OF
the hol.A AhoIt three years aZo Nr. Eo'hscid lsit
.umetsiough brothers and entered he firm Of Alfred
IcLAlnin Goa at 40 1905 B.secker-si.. In whch re
aincd unti ihr il. OF his death. He mhor OF
IA. layrouv aul Progress clubs. never married and
.sr brothers and two listers Tile funeral Will
take place his no this morning The burial vii! DO
a. cypress HIS.
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DR. PARKER rosrrOi rs ms STATEMENT

DR. PARKER IOsTpOS rs ms STATEMENT
The Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker arrived in iris city LAST
evening and went to his old quarters at tie Everett
House lie left Chicago on the Pennsylvania limited
train Tuesday evening" and reached his hote. about
two hours late half nine n an'icpai ion .. hs
wish ns to make statement regarding tie controversy
his eulosy Of Mr. + echcr, nInib0r ( repo tiers
awaited him at the Everett House. he excused HIM
self seeing anyone or saving am thing t
as he was exceedingly tired after his journey. IT
understood that Dr. Parker will make a statement re-
garng tho matter to-day, and that lie will speak pretty
plainly too.
10 was announced last evening that Dr. Parker waud
lecture tonight "Gladstone," before tie Bryant
Literary Society in Association Hall, Brooklyn.
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ENTERPRISE IN SOUTH AMERICA.

Mr.. william Eeroy Curtis, in his interesting article In
darpers Magazine for November, entitled The Other
End OF the Hemisphere says referring to the extern
sive works In South America where the welLknown
Lebgs Extract Of Beef + made The cbis Extract OF
Beef Company has SlJ0OO0 % invested FRAY Bentos
a little town the Uruguay River, where il consume,
100000 head OF cattle year" This statement will giye
idea 10 what the extent OF the demand il for
Lcbg Csmpanys Extract Of Beef throughout the civil
ized world. Its annual sales amount upward Of
lara
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Success ASSURED Ir THE uISoNg E4IA'
DE-. vAx DYKE rnr host rorrLAr CLERGYMAN 50

DR. VAN DYKE. rHE host gDPyLAE CLi EGlMNN 50
rAE-rnr OTHER CONTESTANTS For TRi2lS.
Tho liasons and their friends jubillnt over tie
suc, :. Of ia, a which promises Ia equal the most
,ngnlne 4lons and secure alarse endowment for
t Widow, ana tgp ans Fund IN enthusiastic brother
declared last ri.ht that 100000 would ne the lowest
limit nnt IL look. as n the public would " - HIM SOW
era better airing the first fow days over $1,000 were
taken In ~ the boolhi. AMI the returns from the box
oiico the subscription Iaien and The grabbing divinity
have not -er be"n ann luurci Mrs II. H. HrVchway has
handed Over To the Grand TIE check for $1,000
rcpresontin portion 81 money collected ny herself "
a Gilt OF sio0 was received yesterday from
G. C. shayno. ir The Interest III inc Ia"
Ia. brcsme general not only IN tho city
AID Brooklyn but has caused such enthusiasm among
The "outsIrr, that IN excursion from Buffalo and In
termcdntc 3ir's has been arranged III when ue Erie
Nsw-York central West shore, Delaware, Lackawnnna
aud Western. and New-Nork ontario ana western nave
Joined IN issuing ucksts reduced rates good from
Thur.day. Dcccmher y. to December l.. Ihe ""S"''o
,rnl.ion il pocteI To reach tho city on December D.
The nalcnabc right Of the American 'i'zrh 10 c's'
xot, IA. bcen recognized and several poIlin places
n,v, b,,l, cs .hcd prime specimen OF the harlem
cont viii he awarded by sos TO tie mo Pppuiar nas"n
and Ia,pcctor Williams already has nlhetF-l"o "hIi"
clutches the animal liner" a'e h'r cnSips "
tb,. coat vii! bc awarded 10 The Emperor william ,'
tt,.r Erz and Two votes besn ca'f rs tflu
MIA In rho FRINGE of Wales. The mos popular crtgy
man IN lbs voting aie hour last sgit Was me ieV
- U.vrv Van DYKE, who viii have the Rev. is"ocrt
cov.r AMI tbe Rev DR. John k Paxton AZ sbri cong
nsffors .r one Of Tinanys gold Watches Inc handsome
se,sLn mamie Off red by {. g. rhayne sun REMAINS
hing OF wsadcrnsnt and onvy To every hly "nsr
,h fr and The coatsst Is exciting ~ IL II nnsa
sinr In The contest for jacob Ruppsrts present OF to
roidsn square and compases sosn Ledge bias now inc
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Children Cry tor Pitcher's Csstprla


Easy old Shoe" only proverb but bliss.
fn There shou nd he
society for breaking in shoes else manufacturers
sleud make well well dura.
bity and style secured hut reminded that shoe
must be OF good stock and well MAIDS or viii never attain
10 the OF old age speedy solution VIII be fate
In A. Aexanders catalogue. Of 6taYe ani % ST. Ms
structons 10 his customers well hi slesmen will mako
10 shoe comfort II both will heed.
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sh1uia 80 .-2i daily BY al Interested, as changes may
Letters for foreign countries DO specially adj
dpa en- by any particular steamer, except when
documents specially addressed being sent by tho
fastest ycssi; Available: .,, n.oo,,or xx,, ,,o..
promptly in all cases pttbis office a. follows
- m .Sr CsI Ir q, AaorSt aas S1ain
tlctters Tor iaarsnaa must directed par citv Of
sweden Sor..y ta,', ard Tars'y gSr Steamship
VIA s%oS S for sfsr % ser 81 Thorn
Tor TTn!is per ' to- Nsm'o,os 2,sr
per steamer ron Hailfax.
20, .a'og per s'tssS wSs
switzerland pain and pori.k. %n.t b. directed per
r a! e fSg s o a'f sn sn osr
LnroOSan comics must be directed per se an o ~
tusN per se.n'Ss; La Gascoxns. via HAVE; at 4
e: s'p s:sr, dsS n.t per !sg F9 Eso
pa At m for Belgium dire ct eos steamship
i IN 'r R .s Sc.n'r d.1,. dSs
be- ilre,ssi .per IceriamD At ii a. M Tor cartha-
per per- ms ma 10, 30 e.
ree.ei %per iieSaS, at at l % m Tor w NJ crolf
Islands direct per Steamship Mnriei; at 3 D. m for
Truxicand Ruaan per steamship Prot Morse. from
New.Orleans
va a.vta. letter. lor .StSsr Mexican states mus:
Malls Sandwich Islands per steamship Australia
a. fcr c.a pSs per CIV
rom francisco close here December . at 7 p ~.
moan i.laais por sts,n,hip Alameda (trom San Fran.
csr Sf. D soo aS I B. HI On M
AusrIip Mails for ths SDcsty islint psr ship IropIc
y: m Mails for Cuba. Dy raj 70 Tampa ~. and
thence by Key West, Fla close At this oass
rangc the q ne ra s Overland
time Francisco the day OF sailing Of steamers ara
dispatched thence The s me day ms .,Soy r..
Post onlce, New York, \. Y, Nov. 25. 1887
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THE WEATHER REPORE

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS ~ HOURS
w,snINGroV. Nov 30-For Massachusetts. Connectl-
out Eastern NewYork Eastern Pesnsylvanil and New
Jersey fair weather slight fall in followed by slight
rise in temperature light to fresh nOrtnea.sry winds
shifting to eastery winds the interior, brisk to high on
the coast.
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WHY hoT AIM THE VETERAN soLDIERsl

To nc Ldifor Of The Tri6ane.
eu Apropos of the idea Of veterans associations
TO fc.m an armed for use In case of rlo, why
no, give arms and ammunition 10 tho various o. ~ H.
Posts throughout the statol They would form No''
eran nucleus around which, In time ofneed inc law
ablSng, respectable citizens (thc class %hD"'"c to
fers 10 In his memoirs at tho mercy OF inc
could rally and organize. All posts should DC ono,
by Trustworthy, competent men, used 10 c1'In i,,
Here would bc largo force used 10 drill ana u,ci
and filled with a hearty hatred OF Anarchy anu an
archists. 800. ~" '
Nec- York, Nov. 90, 1887.
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department has been estab-

best chance furniture department has been estatS
lished la enc OF the corridors.
Lat evening. in addition the performances provided
By the Punch and Judy and "Calatea shows, a
" Grand Composite Entertainment" was given in the
Com.andery Room. furnished by r Fitzgerald and II. 8.
Saupderson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

A SCHOLA FSHIP FfND FOR I0rNG H0uhN'
TN. New-York local comuittec on Hervnrd hxainiha'
,ions for Women has decided to ask for subscriptions 10
scholarship fdnd of - 900, the annual Income, 800,
TO 90 toward paying tie expenses OF some deserving
,onuc Woman nj the Harvard Annex subscriptions 70
ihe fund --uld he sem 10 the treasurer 81 the cohe
Toe Mis-, Ellen Collins Of NO. Al west Elcvehth-st
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TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS

I'm the diagram the baronetrc huc.
eray observed the United states signal
srrvco th, The da.hcs MITIGATE the emperl
iuir nsted al IIudnurs pharmacy 2lS Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

1RIBUNF OFFICE. Dec. Ii A. Fair weather contin-
ued yesterday. The temperature ranged between 34'
AMI 49,, tho &eraso 27ls being 1883 lower than Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

Mrs. Gardner r. Colby az queen Of gypsiss October
was cottage earnished with autumn and Novem
por was suggestive OF Thanksgiving. The December
booth realistic picture of Christmas presents Tho
attendance was large yes ereay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-01

next month when all thousands Of bills that died
AZ high noon on tho fourth OF March lat have tho
pIoa'h OF i1c Dreamed Into them again started
once more on the course that, nearly all of them.
Will end In another DEATH
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WHO Wa GUILTY OF raEACHERY

The / Iji."aA Iuy4st, eating Committee. OF which
George w. lyon is CHAIRMAN which will inquire into the
alta ire OF the lyth Judicial District will hold ts first
session Iussd evening" next IN Room No - cooper
Union Henry c. Bo,ty. who raj for CIVIL Justice and
claims that he defeated by dsafsc,ion In the With
Assembly District. VIII conlret t1e prosecution Repro
s,utltr susn the With, Nth and XINth Assembly
District. WI be led testify. The evidence OF JohnJ
,'ricu and r.v Dis,ur IA Of The Win District will
he seNcl FOR with -rrat lEt"tc.t Ol;ourkc has Tor
-evs.a gtlr. if member ~ Inc Republican county
Committee 81 pplItsl or cut VaOWsyer he pleased oil
he county aud local csets. He did the same thing ut
u, rrtsut election.
fohn / Hrrd,ks VIII con luc, the defence lie does
not eny that there cutting Of local candidates but
SAYS The leader, the With District gave FAIR warning
ili un,,. consideration we're shown them they would
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ts corresponding day last yoar AMI ga lover than on
Tucsday.
In ard ncar this city today there Will probably be
generally dir weat.er. slow u lsOlciatl:iS.
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ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS,

SALE THIS THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
AT $50 O'CLOCK.
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800 AND 3GS FIFTH AVENUE